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Land, Body and Consent: Women and the Climate of Extraction in Mannar - Groundviews
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Land, Body and Consent: Women and the Climate of Extraction in Mannar - Groundviews
Photo courtesy of Melani Gunathilaka In Konniyan Kudiyirippu, women’s lives are written in palmyrah and soil. A wind farm arrived without their consent, flooded their land and poisoned their water. Now a mining company is quietly circling the same village. Vashingtina is 32 years old, a kindergarten teacher, a mother of two daughters and has lived in Konniyan Kudiyirippu for nearly 20 years, long enough to know when the palmyrah is ready, what …
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